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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-02-04
legal NOtirrs.
.,TATE or VERMONT.



To the Honorable the County court next to b.
holden at Newianp. within aud Tor the county of
Nndham. on the second Tuesday of March, a
d. 1885, comes Laura ]. Dorset of Wufdsbutu.
county OF Wiudham and state ol Vermont. and
respectfully shows. gives your honorable cuur to
understand aud be- informed. that ou the 18th day
county of New York and state. OF New York She
was duly joined in marriage to Joseph Dorset of
New J urk, n the county of New York and state
Of New NOrk. 10y Rev. VIM Paul. q minister of
the gospel duly authorized hy the laws uf said
state Of New York Co solemnilr marriages That
from the date of said marriage sine lived with the
said Joseph Dorset Boz the strict observance of AN
The duties and obligations euiuiued upon her hy
the marriage covenant and n an respects behaved
and conducted herself as a true and faithful wife
ought and should
And your petitioner further shows that the said
Joseph Dorset not regarding his duty Boo that boz
half did, az Janatca, in the county of Nmdham
and state OF vermont on the day of
A. D., lSS5, and ON divers other DAYS and time.
since their marriage. assault beut and hrrs,' her
and treat her with intuerahp severity
And your petitioner further shows that She is q
resident Of Wardsburu. ia the county of Wmdham
and has resided u said county Of Windham for
or cohabited with the said Joseph Dorset sine,
the first day Of June, a. D. INK,
Wherefore your petitioner prays that the bond
Of matrimOny between her and the said JOSEPH
Dorset may be dissolved and a bill ut divorc,
granted unto her. and for such other and further
relief as 90 law and justice may appertaiu.
Dated at Mardsburu, lu the county Of Miudhum
this first day of January. A. ID 1885,
LAURA J.. DDRSETI. Petitioner
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C,OmmIssIONER., NOTICE.

- tNlAl n t'f tFD. D. bktOhN
The undersigned having ir-.u appointed Dos tine
Hon Probate tulIrt Tor the listrict of Narliiur
commissioners a. receive. examine ami adjust adj
claims and demands of all persons against the 49,
tate of GEORGE j BROOKS. late of hrattltbpfu
in said district d.,,eas,d and ul claims exhibited
in offset thereto. hereby give Notice that We will
meet for the UurUu~s' aforesaid. az the br,ub-
House Ia Brattirhuru. ou the last Monday oft t-lt
runry and thu last Monday OF june neat, from -,
o'rlOck until -four u'ciuck D. d.. each of said days
and that six months from the 18th daA of ianu
AIRY 4. ID. i-71. i~ the time limited boy said tuuu
for said creditors tu present their claims Gao las fu
examination and allowance
Dated al Brattlehoru this 18th dav of January
A. -. 49,
b. u. HARRIS.
WILLIAM : NEWTON. commissioners
G p THOMPSON.
NORMAN ? CABOT
FRANCIS GbbuHUE. Executor
%. A MARSHALL.
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nIo,hcr.! Dnurh,cr., WiNes! sister.

Your health, your happiness, mayhap Your life
depends ou knowledge Of the proper carr and
medicine for constitutional diseases peculiar tu
YOUR sex Mrs Belcher Female Cure Is a specific
remedy for tht.s, diseases For advice and con.
sultatun regarding care during treatment write o.
Mrs. Linus Belcher O. Box l3l1 Boston. Mass
We guarantee restoration 10 perfect health 10y u~-
of Mrs. Belchers Female Cure. 81 bottle, SIX
bottles for s. DoOlittle q Smith. - and 2j Trem-
umI .trtnt. Bnst0n s..llinE Rgrnts.
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lsi- after each meal Hc0ti- Emulsion 10 IL az
palaiahlr as milk and easily digeslel Delicate
H'upir Improve RAPIDLY with is use For con.
sumption, throat affections aud bruuchitsi IL Is an
vquallrd ur Ihua frIm uf Alabama saVs II
used scott Emulsion un child eight months old
hr gained four pounds iu Is month
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-02-04

hALEs HONEY D. the best C1uFH & Ee. %. co.. e.
GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP heaa and icaatihe., 25c
GERMAN CORN REMOVER klis CONS e. Buuion.. pc
HILLS HAIR 8 wHlsKER DYE-Rlac'. & Brown, 5O-.
PIXIES TOoTHkCHE DROPS cure in ] Minute. 25r
DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS ale q. surr c,le. CO.
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STATE or VERMONT.

, inuhnu county. 81.
The foregoing lls.l having b..u filed 900 the uf
flee Of the clerk Of the county court Boo said cuut.
ty, and presented To- the undersigned. and % h.iuE
made 90 appear that the gtil Jusruh Dorset rr
sides without this state, that th" usual process
Of this court cannot br served upon him, 1t b.
Therefore ordered that said Joseph Dorset ls'
summoned and notified Co appegu before the
county court, next tu be-. held az Nev fans, Boo aud
for said county of Nindham. uu the second Tues
day Of March. lsS7. then and There 60 mnEr an.
swt-r 30 the foregoing is'l of Laura l. Dorset. and
show II any he have why the prayer thereof
should not be- granted. toy the Publication of said
hhel aud this order thereon. three weeks succta-
siveiv IN the Vermont Phu'uiA. % weekly urWspu
per published at Brattirbnru 900 sail county ui
Us ndham. the last of which publications shall lH
at least thr., weeks previous Co thc commence
mcut of said term uf court
Dated 300 Brattlrbur,. Iu said county. this sth
duy of January. A D. tSs1
WILLIAM b WALKER.
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When Baby was sick we gave her Castoria
When she was a Child she cried for astoria
Waen sine became Miss she cluug tn Castori,
When she had Children she gave them Clstoria
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Diseases desperate grown by dt'sp-rate appI
ancts are relieved or not at 40 all The point of
wisdom is to check them before they reach ~1 Tar
by huyiug bottle of Salvation OH. Price 2lC.
'tOuspiracle~ no sooner should iH' formed than
executed, ami cold should NO sooner b" taken
than bottle uf br Bull Cough syrup should Joe
bought and used according tu directions
a Watrrtowu. y y .. mill has turned out singh
sheet of uauaf - inches wide and 1at miles long
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All is new; capital not needed. you are started
free Both sexes. all age Wherever You live.
you should at Once write L. Hallett q Co, Port
land. Me. who will send you fits full Information
about work that you can do and live at home.
earning thereby from - 10 81 and upwards daily
from the FIRST start Some have male over S5u ~
"a day The best chance ever known by working
people. Now Is the time. delay not
Pain from indigestion, dyspepsia and too hearty
eating is relieved a. once by taking one of Carriers
forget this
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Become the staple dentifrc- of America Sim
ply because II Is Impossible 10 u.s. IL, even for a
week. without perceivinC its hygenic effect upon
the teeth. gums and breath.
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tues of Hops burgundy Pitch and Gums arr com
hiu-d iu the clean. sweet and quick-uctlnG HJt
pLnAt.-. HoT pInsters are sold rNeTYM herr.
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Pcarln- iu their Washing and save time and labor
Ii may he. used without INJURY 90 the finest iuhrla
A. "a cleanser it is unsurpassed. Beware uf lmlta
tons
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CHTCI60. ROCK iSIAND { Pacific Rail Wkl

BY Of its central position close p gfi1u 70 Vrn
ciral lines E1st Of Clirt and continuous Line
terminal points est, No-iwt tard sUuthvest j. thu
only middle link IN "a & influential system
which invites and H. ~ tn = atd trilc IN either
direction between the Atla Itle uEd Pacific.
The lurk Island main liuc az branches include Chi
cago Joliet Ottawa. Ia llt, Peoria. G-nyseo. Mlne
and Rock Island. IT. Illinois luNe ur1rt. Mu-cat4u=
Washtngton. Fairfield uttumNa- t'skalossa Wet Llb
erts. Iowa titv. I-s N4Iur- ludauula v interest. b.
lanic Knoxville. Audubou. Harlan Huthre centre and
Council biuFs, IN Iowa GaIatIn Trenton -. Joseph
Cameron and Kansas CITY. IA Missouri leaF euworth
ami Atel- Ia IN kansa Albert Lea, Annt aIulis ami
s. Paul. In hiunesntHi Waterfront. an bskota. and
hunlrrl. OF intermealLa cilles. towns and yilLae.
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BRATTLEBORO OCT. /, 1886.
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THE VERMONT PHOENIX. BRATTLEI
NEARLY cRAzED

with pain" Is the sad cry of many victim
of rheumatism or neuralgia, and frequently
other diseases. such as kidney and liver
complaint.. are directly tuDcah.e to rhcu-
matf.m or neuralgia These diseases for
some unevulaiua,ly reason. are rapidly iu-
creasng. and iu many instances are THE
dircc, cause OF much sickness which 80
hides it. real origin as to be- mistaken for
otherdiseases. ln curing rheumatism, ncu-
ralria. sick headache, and IN many eases of
kidney and liver Troubles, Athlophoros has
wrought wonders Those who have used
it are best qualified To speak of its merit
Great Fails. n. H.. March -, 1856
With me Athlophoru- out-clls all rheu-
matism medicines and herewith give You
one sample of it, work in this place. Mr.
CYRUS Curtis has been so afflicted with
rheumatism that fer the past three years
he has been unable To walk, except to pit
one foot on, and drag the other mp to ID
and thus yet nlon- Three weeks ago ]
recommended Ath.ophoru- to him Two
bottles has So las hc states uuio0scHcd him
that he can walk natural again. He is
now an earnest advocate of Athlophoros.
T. n Nf%sArT Druuuist
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The Great Rock island Route
Guarantee speed, Comfort and Safety 20 those who
travel over it. Its lDui s. aruliT l4la-ted. It,
track OF hesvy steel Its bridges solid structure
Of stone ad It, rolling stock & perfect human
SKIN make H. Il H. a the sffciy appliances that
halcal genius h. invented AID eAterl~n-g proved
valuable II. prsst- operation d conservative AMI
rlnllicallts dl-rlpIc rfrlgt ana e1urtu- The LAKE
~ It, passenger accommodation h uueIuAg4 Ia
the " sst-unsurpiia sed On the " GRID
AN Lrure-s Trains b-tveen Chicago and the Missouri
River consist Of Comfortable bay Coacle magnificent
Pullman Palace Earlur ard Sleeping Car. elegant
nning Cars providing excellent meals, hnduetvtil
Chicuru ~. Joseph Atchison and Kansas CIJyrstful
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CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD

BRATrLEBORO a WHITEHALL DIVISION
DEG1NN1NG Monday, April ~. trains will run
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ILLINOIS,,
Elsin lnundated-Railroad Bridge Swept
Awny-Otlier Points, is'f

ElEin Inundated-Faiiroad Bridge swept
Awny-Otier Points. i.1f
CHIcAoo, Feb. S.-Rsin continued TO
fall hero In great quantities all Of last
night and this morning, but ceased about
0 o'Cl,ck this morning, and It is now grow
ing colder. The Signal Service reports
that tho temperature will fall l5 to Is de.
greeH by tomorrow morning.
A special from Elgin, ILL.,, says: "Elpin
awoke this morning to find large sized
food upon the city. The Chicago street
bridge is partly washed away. It was
built six years ago by the Milwaukee road,
alter the washout OF the spring OF 1881,
which was followed by the terrible ferry.
boat disaster. The Chicago street bridge
is the principal one. There are two o,hers,
and 1t is feared they may 70. Cellars ali
over town in low places are flooded.
Cooks publishing house has several feet
OF water in q number Of rooms. The loss
Of printing stock is very large. Merchants
are taking goods ont OF basements The
damage will amount to many thousand
dollars. It is reported that tho dam at
Algonquin, few miles north OF Elpiu,
has been swept away,
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FLOODS In THE WEST.
GRAND RAp1Ds IN DANGER
OF n Disastrous ovcrtow-rho Waters still
Rising. and the Easements Of Houses
fuli-DestructionI Iu lllinois-IiridEes,
Swept Away Iiy tho Torrents.

GRAND RArIDs, MIcu., Feb. S.-Rain hiss
b,en falling steadily and heavily since
yesterday with mild weather, and two feet
Of snow, which covered the ground, has
nearly all melted. The rivor has risen II
INCHES sinco o'clock this morning and is
still going up, causing lively fears.
I Gold Brook creek. In the north part Of
the city, 10 on rampage md several
squares on the upper end Of Canal street
arc under water and the houses atlost,
Nearly every cellar in town contains water.
The sewers are being washed ont and
y, tho prospects look hard generally, espec.
inundated. Travel on the MuskinVum
branch Of the Grand Rapids and Indiana
Is suspended owing to tho washouts and
broken telegraph wires. Several wash
outs are reported on the Detroit, Grand
Haven 4 Milwaukee. A horse, wagon
and lot Of groceries were lost in the ilobd
on Coldbrook creek to-day, q a -
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Bnrbed wiro Decision.

ST. LOUIS, Fob. -s.-United States Dis.
trict Judge Treat hes rendered decision
in one Of the most celebrated manufactur-
Ing cases which has Of late years been in
the courts-that Of the Iowa Steel Barb
Wire Company, Of Marshalltown, Iowa,
sgaiust the Southern Barb Wire Company,
Of St. Louis. The decision was against
the local company, declaring that the
Ross patent for barbed wire manufactur.
ing, under which tho St. Louis company
was operating, was an infringement upon
the Burnell patent, held by the Marshall
town company. This suit has been'pend.
Ing for three years, and the decision Of
Judge Tres. is regarded by lawyers as the
most important iu barbed wire litigation
since the decsion Of Judge Drummond at
Chicago in the Gliddon case Of 1851.
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A big shipment of stone came down
to-day for the tube works.
Miss Jennie Davis has bird Of a yery
rare species on exhibition. 5a -
{. The Odd Fellows are arranging to put
an organ in their new hall. ~
Rev. ]. Smith, of .steubsnyille, O., ia
visiting his sister, Mrs. Landcrs.
Miss Jessie Estep hasgone to Martins
Ferry to make her home with her aunt.
Mrs. May, OF Fairmont, mother of Prof,
J. W. May, Of this place, returned TO her
home few days ago.
Mr.. McJilton is expecting that the fsrrv
boat will be down from Pittsburlh this
evening or in tbs morning.
Rev. Writ King, who has been out of
the city for some days holding quarterly
meetings returned yesterday. 'Ig5
1t has bsen announced by Mr., Peter
son, the manager, that the steel plant will
be ready for work by the 18th:
The hot mschines at the factory are all
in full blast, but the other machines will
not begin until the present stock is re-
duced. ~ y9,i-..l, = ~ -
Mr.. Robert Coates, one OF Bsnwood's
most popular young men, will start for
California this evening to be absent for
s!1 months. ! 80 ~
Rev. F. N. Lynch, OF Bannsn, West
Va. was the guest Of Rev. w. Writ King
yesterday: He was on route for Dsla-
ware. Ohio, whore he will be married
February 10. III.
Hon. George W. Atkinson, OF Wheeling,
delivered q very impressive sermon in the
Methodist Church sunday morning and
Rev. D.. L. Ash, from Wesley Chapel,
preached in the evening. I2..s
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BERLIN, Feb. s.-The police attempted
to dispstse Socialist meeting which was
being held in book beer brewery at
Stettin last evening but failed. A force of
military was then surmonsed and with
fixed bsyonels drove the people from the
hall: Several OF the people were wounded
by baayonet thrusts and one man is re-
ported to have been killed. The hall in
which the meeting was being hold was
completely wrecked. At Magdebure yes.
terday tTenty-four Socialists were arrested
on a charge Of belonging to an illegal
society. ,s''
Later advices say three Socialists were
killed and many wounded in the encoun.
ter with troops at Stettin last evening.
The Socialists arrested at Magdcburg yes.
terday, include Deputy Heine and ali the
members of the local Socialists Electoral
Committee. Many Socialists have been
expelled from Fremdemeburg.
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Just Hoard OF his Emancipation.

New YORK, Feb. s.-A special from
Charleston, s. c., says: Information:ol a
reliable aource has just been received Of
negro man in one Of the narrow valleys
near Hogback mountain, not far from
Greenville, who hns just learned Of his
emancipation. He is a great broad negro
Of heavy physique and somewhat striped
in appearance. His story is that since
the war he has been working for Mr..
Holly and sthat .he was not allowed to
come back to ,hiR. kinlolks; that he was
Qogged by his master who gave him no
money and few clothes. The mans
name is Calvin Garmany. He ran off to
the mountains just after the war and was
only recently heard Of by his brother,
who lives near Greenville, and who res.
cuel him from eervitude last week.
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MATTHEWS REJECTED
By tho Senate md u Tart Anuwer Sent to
3 49, tho President. * -


By tho Senate md u Tart Anuwer Sent to
tho President.
WARRINGTON, D. O., Feb. S.-The Sen.
ate in connection with the rejection OF
Matthews who was nominated second
time for Recorder OF Deods Of the District
OF Columbia replies as follows to the com.
munication Of the President accompany
ing the nomination: The President at.
tempts to justify the denomination OF
Matthews by stating: /. That the fitness
oil the nominee had been demonstrated.
2. That the previous opposition to his ap.
pointment among the citizens Of the Dis.
trict has largely subsided. 8. Tha. no
desires In this way to tender just recogni-
ton and good faith toward our colored fel-
low citiz.ns.
"1t is sufficient answer to the first two
reasons alleged, to say that neither could
have been applicable when Matthews was
appointed in August, Immediately after
the adjournment OF the Senate, for ut that
time his fitness had not been demonstrate
ed, nor had there been any interval for
local opposition TO subside.
Until suggested by the President, the
Senate was not aware that the question OF
Just recognition or good faith to our col.
ored fellow.citizens' was involved III the
question; and /. has never before been
urged that PERSONS nomination for au
Office should be confirmed or rejected
because he waa black or because he was
white. - ~ ,,1s 6.
"This classification has been abolished
by the suppression Of the rebellion and by
the amendments Of the Constitution and
no longer properly to be recognized in
calling with public atiairs. The Senate,
however, in view OF the messsge OF the
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Beliniro,

The B. & o. R. R. ice.houses ara being
filed with lake ice.
The next Teachers' Institute has been
appointed to meet here.
Michael Lynskey is not expected to re-
cover from his present illness.
The Belmont Savings Company, Mon.
day, sold money at "a and 25 cents pre-
MUM per week. ,s,e -
Ths Glass City Building Association
sold some money at 81 cents premium
Monday evening. @ -
Richard Leigh, recently from England.
has taken the place in tho B. & O. ffeight
office made vacant by the resignation OF
Will Hyatt. - -
Grand Master OF Ohio, 8. Stacker vii.
liams, met the Bellairo lodges here Mon.
day night, and is arranging for conven.
tion here in May oi all the lodges Of this
part Of the State.
AS the result Of last Sundays obuerva.
tions by tho Marshal and policemen, nine
saloon-keepers were charged with ceiling
on Sunday. Two Of these appeared at the
Mayors Office yesterday and were each
fined $40 and costa. .i.s ..
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Is. Chicago they have some high-pricsd
surgical skill. Two physiciaus sent in
bills agsrega.ipg nearly SIC. 900 for attend.
Ing policemen wounded in the Anarchist
riot. One Of these physicians charged
sl,590 for attending to q policeman whose
lex Was amputated. A committee of the
city officials has cut the bills down 10
5000 for one physician and S2,5OO for
the other, but the money has not yet been
paid. Other physicians say that theae
brethren behaved like "hoga." They
rushed ir without being sent for, taking
the places Of city physicians in some cases
and Of family physicians in others-in all
casea bent upon speculation. 1t is need
less to asy that these harpies do not stand
at tho head OF the medical profession in
Chicago. .,ia. 5la.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Joe Acton, tho wrestler, defeated Evan
Lswis, at Madison, Wis. 5.9l III
There is no money in the Indiana Treas.
ury to psy her legislators. El=i
Golduni.h Bros., clothiers, OF Philadsl-
phia, have failed, with 100000 liabilities.
The Dennison Paper Company, Port
land, Me-, has suspended. Liabilities
about s450,0OO. ..asFz
James Waughtel WAS shot by an asaas-
sin, near Hedge, Ind, last Saturday night.
a man named Miller has boon arrested
for the crime; #Es.a a d
The. resolutions OF the Indiana Legisla.
turej asking the U. s. Senate to investi-
gats Turpie's election, lhave beon sent to
Senator Sherman. i fsfE
Tho Illinois Midland Railroad has re-
turned to its owners after ten years Of re-
ceiverahip. It is now the Terre Hauts
& Peoria Railroad. Fl
Itis announced that Dom Piatt is about
to publish an iconoclastic sort Of book,
entitled Memories Of tho Men Who
saYed the Union"
Near Gallatin, Tenn, John Lowery, a
mutc, while travelling with man named
Gaines, cut tho la.ter's throat. He is
still alive but in critical condition.
Martin Mclean, Treasurer OF the Tele-
graphers' Aid and Literary Association OF
Boston, has left for parts unknown, carry
ing nearly $1,000 Of the Associations
money with him.
Testimony before the coroner IN the
Blizzard murder mystery at Greeaville,
o., developed the fact that the victim was
last seen in buggy with Mrs. Rhodes.
Neither tho woman nor the horse and
buggy have been seen since.
The first annual conyention OF the Iron
Roof Manufacturers OF the United States
met at Canton, Ohio, yesterday, delegates
being present from twelve cities. The
meeting will last two days, the object be.
ing to prevent ruinous cutting in prices. IS
John W. Vint, the aged postmaster at
Lakeside, Ind, married Dora White an
eighteen.year.old servant, and sppeased
the wrath Of his daughter and his divorc.
ed wife by giving the former l20 acres OF
land and store, and the latter 800 acres.
II The wholesale drug house OF II. s.
sprague & Co., at Mobile, Ala, burned,
aud while number Of men were remoy.
lug the stock Of liquor belonging to James
Nc Donnell, In building adjoining, the
walls Of the burned building fell, Killing
Mcdonnell.
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Nkw YoRE, Feb. S.-Ths cracking Of a
defective steam radiator in Hyde & Bsh-
mans Brooklyn Thea!cr last night caused
alarm and some one cried "Fire." A
panic ensued, 1000 persons making rush
for the exits. Two soldiers from Fort
Hamilton, who were near the main door,
did excellent service in checking the panic
and stopping the rush. They were rein
forced BY tho police, and Mr.. Bshman
made an explanation from the stage which
helped in bringing people to their senses.
Several women tainted, but no one was
seriously hurt. The theater stands on the
former site Of a building which YVES used
as morgue for the 2S5 victimo Of the
Brooklyn theater FIRE several years ago.